File:PortisheadDocks NearHighTide.JPG
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English: The Approach to Portishead Docks, in the Bristol Channel UK, about 40 minutes after high tide on the morning of the 3rd March 2010. At this point the tide was approximately 12 m (~40 feet) higher than during the afternoon low tide.
The wall behind the walkway prevents nearby streets being flooded during unusually high tides |
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| Author | David Webb |
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